Dell introduces innovations across its industry-leading infrastructure portfolio to help customers accelerate their data center modernization journeys
Dell Technologies has announced significant enhancements across its server, storage, and data protection portfolios, engineered to help organizations modernize their data center infrastructure in the face of evolving workloads, AI-driven demands, and growing cybersecurity threats.
Why This Matters
As the IT landscape continues to evolve, businesses are rearchitecting their infrastructure strategies to support both legacy and modern workloads, harness the power of AI, and address escalating security concerns. In response, IT teams are shifting toward disaggregated infrastructure—decoupling compute, storage, and networking into scalable, shared resource pools to boost flexibility, efficiency, and adaptability.
Dell Technologies is driving this transition with new solutions designed to simplify operations, reduce costs, and prepare organizations for future data center demands.
PowerEdge Servers: Purpose-Built for Performance, Efficiency, and Scalability
Dell has expanded its PowerEdge server lineup with new models—R470, R570, R670, and R770—featuring Intel Xeon 6 Processors with P-cores. These 1U and 2U servers support both single and dual-socket configurations and are optimized for intensive workloads such as high-performance computing (HPC), virtualization, analytics, and AI inferencing.
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Maximize Efficiency & Reduce Footprint: The PowerEdge R770 enables up to 80% space savings per 42U rack, consolidating outdated platforms while cutting energy use and emissions by up to 50%. It also supports 50% more cores per processor and delivers 67% better performance, helping reduce total cost of ownership.
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Record-Breaking Performance: The PowerEdge R570 sets new standards in Intel performance per watt, empowering organizations to maintain high-performance workloads while minimizing energy consumption.
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Future-Ready Architecture: Built on the Data Center – Modular Hardware System (DC-MHS) framework, these servers align with Open Compute Project (OCP) standards to streamline deployment and integration.
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Simplified Management: With enhanced Dell OpenManage tools and updates to iDRAC10, IT teams gain real-time monitoring capabilities. Paired with the PERC13 PCIe Gen 5 RAID controller, users can benefit from up to 33X lower write latency.
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Dell PowerStore: Intelligent, Secure, and Scalable Storage for Modern Workloads
The latest PowerStore release brings a powerful blend of automation, data reduction, and scalable storage services to support disaggregated infrastructure needs.
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Smarter AI Operations: Leverage Dell AIOps (formerly CloudIQ) for proactive insights, automated remediation, performance forecasting, and carbon footprint analysis.
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Zero-Trust Security Enhancements: With DoD smart card support, automated certificate renewal, and enhanced Storage Direct Protection, PowerStore enables up to 4X faster backup restores and supports seamless integration with Dell PowerProtect.
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Next-Level File System Capabilities: Get better performance, secure snapshots, improved capacity insights, and easy migration from Dell Unity systems.
Dell ObjectScale: High-Performance Object Storage for AI and Beyond
The next-gen Dell ObjectScale takes object storage to new heights, delivering unmatched scalability and throughput for data-intensive workloads.
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Built for AI: The ObjectScale XF960 offers up to 2X greater throughput per node than leading competitors and 8X higher density than previous all-flash solutions.
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Optimized for Modern Workloads: The X560 HDD-based model speeds up tasks like media ingestion and AI model training with 83% faster read performance.
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Hybrid Cloud Efficiency: Features like geo-replication, copy-to-cloud, and global namespace support enable secure, multi-site data operations—powered by a new hybrid cloud solution co-developed with Wasabi.
Dell PowerScale: Scalable AI-Optimized Storage
PowerScale continues to evolve as the storage backbone for AI-driven enterprises, offering new capabilities to support growing data demands.
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High-Density All-Flash: New 122TB SSDs offer up to 6PB of high-speed access per 2U node, maximizing GPU utilization for AI-intensive workloads.
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Hybrid and Archive Flexibility: The latest PowerScale H710, H7100, A310, and A3100 nodes deliver improved latency and performance, allowing customers to future-proof their infrastructure with a balance of cost, performance, and long-term data retention.
Dell PowerProtect: Reinforcing Cyber Resilience with Performance and Simplicity
As the market leader in purpose-built backup appliances, Dell is rolling out enhancements to PowerProtect that strengthen data security and streamline backup operations.
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Flexible Protection for All Environments: The new PowerProtect DD6410 supports between 12 TB and 256 TB, ideal for SMBs and edge environments. It offers 91% faster restores and up to 65X deduplication.
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All-Flash Readiness: The PowerProtect All-Flash Ready Node delivers 220 TB capacity, 61% faster restores, and consumes 36% less power, all in a footprint that’s 5X smaller than traditional solutions.
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Advanced Cyber Resilience: Updates to PowerProtect Data Manager introduce Anomaly Detection, support for Hyper-V and Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization, and simplified data archiving to Dell ObjectScale.
“Modern applications require a new breed of infrastructure that will help customers keep pace with everchanging data center demands,” said Arthur Lewis, president, Infrastructure Solutions Group, Dell Technologies. “From storage to servers to networking to data protection, only Dell Technologies provides an end-to-end disaggregated infrastructure portfolio that helps customers reduce complexity, increase IT agility and accelerate data center modernization.”
“Organizations are refocusing their IT strategies to take a disaggregated approach to infrastructure that improves resource management and simplifies management complexity,” said Simon Robinson, principal analyst, Enterprise Strategy Group, now part of Omdia. “Dell Technologies is delivering updates across its infrastructure portfolio designed to help customers easily overcome these challenges so that they’re ready to manage any workload.”
